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When I am cutting shapes...
what is causing all the static in the fabric when lifting it off ? how can I stop this ?? Thanks |
The mat tends to develop static. I got a can of Static Guard and sprayed both sides of the mat; works great. Some websites said to rub a fabric softener sheet on the mat. I tried that too, but it didn't work for me.
Another tip, until you can get the Static Guard, is to lay the die upside down so you are lifting the die off the mat instead of lifting the mat off the die. This helps, but I always forget to do it. I like the Static Guard better. |
Originally Posted by dreamer2009
When I am cutting shapes...
what is causing all the static in the fabric when lifting it off ? how can I stop this ?? Thanks |
Originally Posted by fidgety
Originally Posted by dreamer2009
When I am cutting shapes...
what is causing all the static in the fabric when lifting it off ? how can I stop this ?? Thanks I worked to hard to buy this thing... if you lived closer I'd let you cut stuff though :) |
Originally Posted by Prism99
The mat tends to develop static. I got a can of Static Guard and sprayed both sides of the mat; works great. Some websites said to rub a fabric softener sheet on the mat. I tried that too, but it didn't work for me.
Another tip, until you can get the Static Guard, is to lay the die upside down so you are lifting the die off the mat instead of lifting the mat off the side. This helps, but I always forget to do it. I like the Static Guard better. note to brain..."remember to turn over" T*H*A*N*K*S |
I've noticed alot of static on mine, will have to remember these tips for the next time I use it. Thanks!
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Try rubbing your hand and the blade with a fabric softner sheet. Helps me!
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I have had this problem to thanks for the tip!
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Originally Posted by CarrieAnne
Try rubbing your hand and the blade with a fabric softner sheet. Helps me!
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Turning it upside down is working really good !!
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